With the holiday season just around the corner, many people are already getting excited about advent calendars. What better way to count down to Christmas than with daily treats and surprises leading up to the big day? But this year, why not switch things up a bit by indulging in a cosmetic advent calendar?

Yes, you read that right – beauty brands have jumped on board the advent calendar trend and now offer their own versions filled with mini-sized makeup items, skincare products, haircare goodies, and more.

What is a cosmetic advent calendar exactly?

A cosmetic advent calendar is essentially an assortment of beauty products packaged together inside individual boxes or compartments designed to be opened one-by-one throughout December until Christmas Day. Think mini lipsticks, travel size moisturizers and face masks.

What kind of products typically come in these calendars?

The range of contents will vary depending on which brand's calendars available at The Calender Club for instance as well as other stores stocking them.. Some might focus solely on makeup while others include skincare products (such as serums & oils), nail polishes/jewels embellishments , perfumes etc..

Are there different levels/prices/types available?

There definitely are! Depending on your budget-range,you can splurge high(around $250) like luxury giants Chanel or Yves Saint Laurent; mid-range($50-$150) such as L’Occitane or Cult-beauty ; Or go value-for-money route with drugstore brands like Soap&Glory ($35-$40).

Can I get it customized based off my personal preferences/likes ?

This actually depends purely upon what choices manufacturers provide possible buyers with; There are some packages/collections that will give you a choice or two but they’ll usually be limited to specific products only.

How do I know if the price is worth it?

Ensure you assess what all items come included in the advent calendear, keeping their market retail prices as reference while doing so. Seeing how much anyone would pay for everything individually, tallying them up and seeing when compared to what the calendar is being sold for can give clarity on whether or not it’s of actual value-for-money.

When should I purchase one?

These tend sell out extremely fast especially when nearing December month end,so your best bet would be purchasing October-end/November-early!

Anything else useful to keep in mind?

While this idea might seem perfect,but most importantly,you must also remember & note the fact that once opened/moving towards its second/third week,there could still definitely categories of products which might not resonate with an individual's preferences - let's say someone who isn't very fond of nail paints,but receives it twice doesn't help.(but perhaps can always make use by gifting off…